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Critchley wants ‘fighting spirit and passion’ from Hearts
Neil Critchley, Hearts’ head coach, heads into his first home derby with Hibs on Boxing Day (12.30) after an important, but narrow, win over St Johnstone at Tynecastle on Sunday.
The Englishman (pictured by Thomas...
Wilson a Jambo until summer of 2026
Teenage striker James Wilson was handed an early Xmas present with a contract extension at Tynecastle.
The 17-year-old has made a real impact this season and the Hearts Academy product will be with the Jambos...
Critchley: ‘you have to earn everything on the pitch’
Hearts have the chance to progress in the UEFA Europa Conference League if they beat Moldovan side Petrocub at Tynecastle on Thursday, and head coach, Neil Critchley, said: “It’s in our hands.”
The backroom team...
Bhoys blow Hearts away with second-half blitz
Four goals, two of them in four nightmare second-half minutes, saw William Hill Premiership pace-setters Celtic ease clear of Hearts and the chasing pack in the William Hill Premiership with a 4-1 victory at...
Oda could make Hearts comeback against Celtic
Neil Critchley views Celtic as Scotland’s No 1 and it is The Hoops who visit Tynecastle on Saturday (kick-off 19.45) in front of a likely packed and passionate Gorgie crowd and a national Sky...
Pace-setting Celtic favourites for Gorgie clash
Brendan Rodgers brings his Celtic side to Tynecastle under the floodlights and the glare of the Sky Sports cameras on Saturday (kick-off 19.45) riding high in the William Hill Premiership, going well in the...
Critchley focused on Euro challenge
Neil Critchley assured fans that he prepares meticulously for all games, home or away, domestic or European, and he is under no illusions about the challenge facing Heart of Midlothian FC when Bundesliga side...
Critchley looking for Hearts to show their true quality
Neil Critchley takes Hearts to St Johnstone on Saturday with the new head coach looking for the players to show their quality and to bounce back after what he termed “massive frustration” at letting...
Hearts boss Critchley homes in on Kilmarnock
Neil Critchley is trying to plot the downfall of Kilmarnock in the William Hill Premiership as well as trying to find a place to live in the Edinburgh area.
The 46-year-old has also reached celebrity...
Critchley: ‘I am delighted for the players’
Hearts trained on Sunday with their Europa Conference League clash against Omonoia on the horizon on Thursday (kick-off 5.45) at Tynecastle, buoyed by Saturday’s 4-0, confidence-boosting win over St Mirren, a result which proved...
Dream start for Critchley as Jambos stun Saints
Daniel Oyegoke stroked the ball into the roof of the net from just outside the St Mirren penalty box giving Ellery Balcombe absolutely no chance. Cue broad smiles from the player and his teammates...
Critchley: ‘my focus is three points on Saturday’
Neil Critchley walked into The Chapman Suite at The Oriam for his first pre-match media conference and one member of the assembly quipped: “Welcome to the lion’s den.”
The 46-year-old, it was his birthday,...
Birthday boy Critchley seeks boost for struggling Jambos
Thousands of words have been written since Neil Critchley was unveiled to the media at Tynecastle as Hearts new head coach, three days before his 46th birthday, now it is crunch time.
St Mirren visit...
Critchley ‘encouraged’ after watching Hearts train
Andrew McKinlay stressed there was more to the appointment of Neil Critchley than analytics. Being able to handle people was also vitally important and the chief executive believes that in Critchley he has the...
Fox: ‘we need to start winning games of football’
Liam Fox was a Hearts supporter as a young boy so just imagine what his thoughts will be when he strides out of the tunnel at packed Tynecastle just before 3pm on Saturday to...
Defender Halkett glad to be back and seeking win to kick-start Hearts
Craig Halkett scored with a header in a losing cause at St Mirren in the William Hill Premiership on Saturday, a rare moment of joy in a difficult season for Hearts and after a...
Naismith: Hearts ‘huffed and puffed’ but ‘lacked quality’
Frustrated Steven Naismith reflected on the narrow defeat by Viktoria Plzen at Tynecastle and admitted: “We lacked quality.”
Hearts’ head coach also said that his men “huffed and puffed” but did not really put pressure...
Salazar on Hearts’ radar as Rangers come to Capital
The latest from the rumour mill suggests that Hearts are closing in on aggressive, attack-minded Columbian defender Andres Salazar from Athletico National to add to their new-look squad for the Premiership campaign which starts...
Naismith plea to squad ahead of Spurs challenge
Steven Naismith, Hearts’ head coach, told his squad ahead of their glamour friendly with English Premier League cracks Tottenham Hotspur: “You have to be switched on.”
The sides meet at Tynecastle on Wednesday at 7pm...
Shankland off the bench to snatch leveller
Lawrence Shankland came off the substitutes bench to underline his importance to Hearts by claiming the equalising goal in a 2-2 draw at St Mirren.
It was a 30th goal of the season for the Scotland...
Euro dream still on for Dundee
Hearts return to Tynecastle on Saturday (kick-off 15.00) to face a Dundee side boosted by their participation in the post-season top six and a squad still dreaming of playing European football next season.
Tony Docherty's...
Martindale aiming to make it ‘competitive’ at Tynecastle
Livingston prop up the cinch Premiership table with only 18 points from 32 matches so far and they come to Tynecastle on Saturday looking for only their fourth win of the season.
The Jambos have 59...
Watkins strike earns Killie share of the points
Unmarked Marley Watkins received the ball in space on the left edge of the Hearts' penalty box. He looked up, picked his spot and then sent an exquisite shot with the inside of his right...
Hearts unveil Maroon Mile heritage trail plans
Plans for a mile-long trail to celebrate the history of Heart of Midlothian Football Club (HMFC) and the local area have been backed by funding from The National Lottery Fund.
The Maroon Mile project...
Naismith delighted and Rodgers annoyed after Tyne clash
Steven Naismith, Hearts' head coach, felt his men deserved their 2-0 victory over cinch Premiership title candidates, Celtic, who were reduced to ten men early on. His opposite number, Brendan Rodgers, felt an outside...
Razor-sharp Shankland unlocks Well door
Lawrence Shankland took advantage of a split-second lack of concentration and then a slick finish by lively Kenneth Vargas punished determined Motherwell at Tynecastle and moved third-placed Jam Tarts 14 points clear of the chasing pack led by Kilmarnock.
Credit...
Robson sacked as Aberdeen struggle
Barry Robson told a press conference post-match at Tynecastle that Aberdeen's game on Tuesday night against Dundee was a tough one, and so it proved as the Dons were held 1-1 at home and...
Grant penalty key as Hearts go ten clear in third
Jorge Grant stood in the penalty box at the Gorgie End with the ball cradled in his arm. He appeared ice cool and as the fans chanted and the clock ticked while VAR officials reviewed an alleged hand ball...
Hearts successful in Forrest yellow card appeal
The yellow card issued by referee Alan Muir to Hearts' player Alan Forrest after he was involved in an incident early in the second-half with Ross County goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw inside the Dingwall side's...
Naismith keen to add to Celtic success
Hearts and St Mirren both have 26 points in the cinch Premiership with the Tynecastle team having a game in hand and also in third position because of a superior goal difference.
The Capital combine...
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